Sentence examples for an inclusive term from inspiring English sources
Integrativism is proposed as an inclusive term for these different but related modes of academic work.
Bark, on the other hand, is an inclusive term for all tissues outside of the vascular cambium.
"The 'principles' of Islamic sharia is an inclusive term that reflects the consensus of Muslim clerics," says one of the university's scholars on the constitution-drafting body.
Many of those on the bottom rungs of the income ladder are non-Syrian Sephardic Jews, an inclusive term of art the community uses for Jews from Muslim countries.
Physical activity is an inclusive term that refers to any expenditure of energy brought about by bodily movement via the skeletal muscles; as such, it includes the complete spectrum of activity from very low resting levels to maximal exertion.
Instead of the current conception of world music -- which means anything outside the mainstream U.S. music market -- Zaccagnino sees a day when "world" will be an inclusive term, with "all different sorts of genres being melded together" by multinational collaborators.
We define "mutant" as a virus with distinctive phenotypic characteristics associated with a nucleotide polymorphism and "variant" as a more inclusive term to include any virus with nucleotide polymorphisms whether or not the virus has a distinguishable associated phenotype.
The term "transcriptomics" is also used to refer to assessing changes in the abundance of RNA in an experimental context, though "functional genomics" is a more inclusive term.
We've had a taste of this in recent months, as various scholars (a generously inclusive term) have construed the meaning of the word "jihad" for a Western audience.
Alex Kapranos via Twitter Folk originates from the German word "volk", meaning people, and therefore a fairly inclusive term.
